***YIELD Campaign Cincinnati 2006***

viking12344 wrote:

Now that is funny. How much energy do you guys have to waste until you all learn PJ does not do requests? How long did it take for them to cave to leash?

And your gonna get all yield? I must say, I am thankful they did not give in. God forbid my favorite band starts the request crapola.

bwahahahahahaha.
Glad you enjoyed the show

It wasn't as much Yield, but the fact that it was the worst setlist I've seen out of 28 shows. The crowd was one of the best. Still a fun night, but I just think of what could have been....

bootlegger10 wrote:

It wasn't as much Yield, but the fact that it was the worst setlist I've seen out of 28 shows. The crowd was one of the best. Still a fun night, but I just think of what could have been....

with only two ten songs,two rocking songs off vs. and plenty of the new one,no code,vitalogy and riot act i thought it was one of the best sets of any shows i have seen.as much as i love binaural,i wasnt bummed it was forgotten because i didnt have to hear black for the 18th time.

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

not even one yield song. wow. that really sucks ass cincy.

Um, we got 2 YIELD songs. DTE and Wishlist.

My boy saw gracie's sign during the show although I missed it myself... Apparently she was spotted by him after the show as well and heard her say something along these lines... "I fly all the way in from New York and get two fucking Yield songs... and Evolution doesn't even count." Gracie, I'm hoping this was you and I felt your pain.

The crowd was really solid, the band played well and EV had some great asides during the show. I expected more after flying almost 4,000 miles in 03' for 3 shows, one of which was Cincy. There was obvious speculation about the the number of songs and potential for rarities being played. Couple those ideas with the Yield campaign and I thought we were going to be in for one of those evenings that makes fans who weren't in attendance extremely jealous. Somebody also alluded before the show to the typical PJ practice of making up for lost time when they revisit a city that had a cancellation the last time around.

The Pittsburgh setlist looked a little better, in my opinion. I still had a great time, 13th row, outer aisle, Stone's side. One of the highlights was the dad with his boy a few rows ahead of us. My buddy and I were in the concessions line and struck up conversation with them and I asked the little fella (I think he's 5 or 6 years old) if this was his first show. Nope - his third. It looked like they had a great time. Security was pretty lax although I was told if I was caught jamming outside of my seat area again that I'd get the boot. A guy can't jam at a fucking rock concert??? WTF!? Also, the crowd really did jam but I had three couples around me that pretty much stood as statues during the whole show. I can't fathom how people don't get into it a little bit more...

Was hoping for more songs but the boys sounded strong and the crowd was solid. They should've closed with All Those Yesterdays - at least to break out a rarity and give the Yield faithfull a stronger taste. Loved it during Leash when Ed was saying, "Fuck you, Ann Coulter". That was during Leash, no?

My next show and last of the tour is Summerfest next Friday. I know PJ's setlist is going to be shorter but I've no doubts it'll be great. I'm just hoping to not catch a lot of the regulars and that the boys don't feel compelled to make it a bit more listener friendly considering that a large portion of the crowd will be there for Petty. I imagine the Thursday show will be more introductory with a fair number of hits and hopefully the second night sees some crazy shit. As long as they have the same energy they did last night, it's gonna be awesome.



See y'all next week!

Danny Boy wrote:

My boy saw gracie's sign during the show although I missed it myself... Apparently she was spotted by him after the show as well and heard her say something along these lines... "I fly all the way in from New York and get two fucking Yield songs... and Evolution doesn't even count." Gracie, I'm hoping this was you and I felt your pain.

yup. that was me.

i was bitching for the first 10 minutes after the show ended but it quickly dissolved and i realized what a fucking tight show it was. save it for later was the highlight for me. holy fucking shit.

thanks natti for putting up with an nyc girl.

This was a fun show. Even though the entire YIELD album wasn't played that night. Little did we know at the time that it would played over 8 years later in Milwaukee.....

Brother YIH!!!

Hopefully they add a Cincinnati stop to the 2nd Leg of the 2020 North American Tour. And hopefully they play lots of YIELD songs at that show.

The 2006 Tour was great

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